You know it’s bad when the Boks took the starting front-row off because they felt bad, only for the *BOMB SQUAD* to continue the carnage right off the bench
Mtawarira had Dan Cole on toast in the final after Sinckler’s injury. Shame we didn’t have an Adam Jones to call on like in the Lions tour when the beast did a similar job on Phil Vickery.
Hey all, I'm new to Rugby, so I'm trying to watch as much as I can to understand it. One thing I don't understand is why during a scrum, some players are hitting (or smacking/chopping) other players arms? I'd like to understand what's the point of it? Is it frustration? Trying to stop the other player from holding on? Thanks for helping me understand this wonderful and awesome sport!
You have to touch to set up the scrum and bind to your opponent, I played prop and a dirty trick everyone uses is to pull down on your opponent's shoulder to destabilise him, this often results in slapping lol.
You have to touch to set up the scrum and bind to your opponent, I played prop and a dirty trick everyone uses is to pull down on your opponent's shoulder to destabilise him, this often results in slapping lol.
Well, bit of a late reply but if you're a prop you often hold on to the opposition flankers to stop them breaking off once the ball is out. Slows them up a bit and can give your backs a bit more space, but obviously they don't like it and walloping the prop's arm is one way to persuade the prop to let go.
Jamie George loses his right bind and Cole turns down and inward, nothing left for Marx to scrum against! (A south african’s interpretation of it anyway hahah, scrums can be a lottery)
@@anguilini1363 past glories, my friend. Argentina have had some monster scrums in the past, but your current pack won't enjoy 80 mins against the Boks.
I have to give Eddie Jones credit for not going for the uncontested scrum route (like the Italians did) when he had the opportunity. England could've won if he did but the victory would've been hollow.
@@Scunsun no but you have to agree losing an inform Sinckler that early did make an impact. Almost all scrums resulted in penalties and points which would've been different if the scrums was uncontested. Anyway I am South African and Im just glad Jones didnt do what Italy clearly did (Maler could've faked an injury). That rule for uncontested scrums need to be reevaluated.
Yes but we had enough quality to keep up the intensity. Dan Cole played little rugby when he had to replace Sinckler and it showed (that bald head sticking up everytime under pressure). I almost felt sorry for them. Im just glad it didn't go to uncontested scrums because South Africa would've looked like Thor fighting without access to his hammer. The Italian game was a no contest but they should really not be able to do that, that is actually what I'm trying to get at.
SA world cup final - complete one-off performance. Granted - if you're going to pull a rabbit out of the hat - then you want to do it at the final. Not salty - they won fair and square but they played nobody of note in their jog to the final. England on the other hand....just a bridge too far on the day. If they had to play SA now (or then) in a series - you wouldn't put your krugerands on SA to win it (objectively speaking of course). That said - for sheer freakish ability SA's winger does things that shouldn't be possible and their scrum half for my mind is world class. Oh - and Louw is a legend of the game. Coach ain't bad too.. they're a good outfit - just not consistently world class like the ABs or England.
Cause the England bind was broken!! Vunipola let's go and releases his arms!! Hence the south african head pops up cause he has nothing to push against, followed by the England head poping up cause he has nothing to push against lol domino effect, started by Vunipola!!
@@happyspannershe doesn't angle, he stambles! It actually collapses!! Like I said it's a domino effect, starting from the far end!! The scrum rotating and collapsing is cause of Vunipola!! Plus the clear dominance from the springboks pack. I laughed so hard when the english Commentator said south africa "forced the issue" 🤣😂🤣 direct translation "over powered"
@@happyspanners and it's actually the England loosehead, who breaks the bind during the rotation. Kolisi is still binding as it rotates and collapses. I was a great much, England only have themselves to blame for that lost, they had alot of opportunities to win
@@Cool-Air-Kani kolisi isn't even a prop. And I'm talking about the second 2019 Final scrum in the video. The one where the camera is on the England tighthead and South African loosehead.
3:25 crouch touch engage. That's how it should be now. Not crouch bind set. Wtf. Rugby is a man's sport. Touch engage were supposed to be Saud asap bruh.
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South Africa's World Cup pack, both scrums, were epic...legendary.
That and England's scrum mauling the Aussie teletubbies in 2007. Great memories.
South African scrum was the best scrum I've seen in a long time
As a South African that used to play 5 7 and 8 I rejoice in these highlights and shout out to those Canadian women impressed
As a South African living in Canada, this is the best comment ;)
@@len2son lucky, I wish i had the money to move there
The scrums you saw from the boks mostly were before the Bomb squad came in .When the bomb squad came in ,it became a massacre
Was half expecting the highlights from the 2019 final
Just here for the South African scrum EATING England, over and over again ;)
Me too
Lekker!
South african scrums is one of the best🇿🇦🇿🇦👑
You know it’s bad when the Boks took the starting front-row off because they felt bad, only for the *BOMB SQUAD* to continue the carnage right off the bench
Lol.. the bomb squad was not any weaker than the starters. It was part of the strategy!
Scrum is fun 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
That is why Japan took to the sport like crazy. They promoted it as if it was sumo wresting involving 16 men!
When we won the first scrum I knew we had won the RWC. ❤️🇿🇦🏆
Would the Springbok scrum from the 2019 World Cup be the best ever?
1:01 those two flankers started going at it lol
I would think the Scrum between Australia and Fiji during the 2015 RWC should be here.
Mtawarira had Dan Cole on toast in the final after Sinckler’s injury.
Shame we didn’t have an Adam Jones to call on like in the Lions tour when the beast did a similar job on Phil Vickery.
You forgot Steven Kitskoff
The Aussies has come long way from being bullied in the scrum against England RWC 2003 . They have definitely improved .
No one is going to talk about the Canadian women? Hats off from South Africa
georgian scrum is the best, without doubt
Georgia is the best ❤️ 🇬🇪 ❤️
My favourite scrum in my opinion is Australia against Fiji in 2015
Those Canadian forwards are extremely impressive
As a prop I know what it means to dominate the scram and how it feels to be dominated...
Hey all,
I'm new to Rugby, so I'm trying to watch as much as I can to understand it. One thing I don't understand is why during a scrum, some players are hitting (or smacking/chopping) other players arms? I'd like to understand what's the point of it? Is it frustration? Trying to stop the other player from holding on?
Thanks for helping me understand this wonderful and awesome sport!
You have to touch to set up the scrum and bind to your opponent, I played prop and a dirty trick everyone uses is to pull down on your opponent's shoulder to destabilise him, this often results in slapping lol.
You have to touch to set up the scrum and bind to your opponent, I played prop and a dirty trick everyone uses is to pull down on your opponent's shoulder to destabilise him, this often results in slapping lol.
Well, bit of a late reply but if you're a prop you often hold on to the opposition flankers to stop them breaking off once the ball is out. Slows them up a bit and can give your backs a bit more space, but obviously they don't like it and walloping the prop's arm is one way to persuade the prop to let go.
Missing Brazil's scrum
2:41 Malcolm Marx stands up first... tough decision against England.
Jamie George loses his right bind and Cole turns down and inward, nothing left for Marx to scrum against! (A south african’s interpretation of it anyway hahah, scrums can be a lottery)
Ever Best scrum
4:31
massive! :D
Canada women were top notch
Argentina?????
italy vs new zeland 2009 ...
ITALY SCRUM JOIN THE GROUPS
The Corona virus has shut down the world's best scrummaging nation.. South Africa!!
No Brazil v NZ Maori. Haha. Is South American rugby a joke to you. 😂😂😂 Other than that a great video.
Yup you guys don't compare to real rugby 😂
The Brazil scrum was huge! But I think they’re only showing World Cups...
georgia :)
Pumas scrum will demolish every single one of those
Argentinian: Pumas scrum will demolish every single one of those.
South African: Hold my Biltong and Pap.
The Springbok pack hereby extends a friendly invitation to the Pumas to come and try.
@@Jaco_Schutte oh they dont need your invitation, they have already done it lots of times, and not only SA, Georgia and others too
@@Nkei-bb9dy go ahead and look it up on RUclips, lots of pumas scrums demolishig georgia's and those of SA
@@anguilini1363 past glories, my friend. Argentina have had some monster scrums in the past, but your current pack won't enjoy 80 mins against the Boks.
Rugby scrums are dead. As insignificant as Rugby Leagues scrums. 2:27 is a prime example. Feed through the middle no longer exists.
Those Canadian chicks got it on lock
Where is Brazil vs AB Maoris?
I T A L I A ! ! !
The russians scrum worse than the ladies
Did anyone see even one straight put in. Ridiculous.
Dear world rugby 🏉 Pls can England pick me up so I can be a pro btw I’m 11 and very good lol not tryna b cocky
I have to give Eddie Jones credit for not going for the uncontested scrum route (like the Italians did) when he had the opportunity. England could've won if he did but the victory would've been hollow.
So the scrum was the only place SA dominated? Big call mate.
@@Scunsun no but you have to agree losing an inform Sinckler that early did make an impact. Almost all scrums resulted in penalties and points which would've been different if the scrums was uncontested. Anyway I am South African and Im just glad Jones didnt do what Italy clearly did (Maler could've faked an injury). That rule for uncontested scrums need to be reevaluated.
@@dylandaniels759 Boet, we lost Bongi at 20min. Same scrum dominance continued.
Yes but we had enough quality to keep up the intensity. Dan Cole played little rugby when he had to replace Sinckler and it showed (that bald head sticking up everytime under pressure). I almost felt sorry for them. Im just glad it didn't go to uncontested scrums because South Africa would've looked like Thor fighting without access to his hammer. The Italian game was a no contest but they should really not be able to do that, that is actually what I'm trying to get at.
Hi I was first here
SA world cup final - complete one-off performance. Granted - if you're going to pull a rabbit out of the hat - then you want to do it at the final.
Not salty - they won fair and square but they played nobody of note in their jog to the final. England on the other hand....just a bridge too far on the day. If they had to play SA now (or then) in a series - you wouldn't put your krugerands on SA to win it (objectively speaking of course). That said - for sheer freakish ability SA's winger does things that shouldn't be possible and their scrum half for my mind is world class. Oh - and Louw is a legend of the game. Coach ain't bad too.. they're a good outfit - just not consistently world class like the ABs or England.
England consistent?
@@justinjackylewin2763 Consistently getting trounced by Southern Hemisphere.
Please go back and watch the last 5 tests between the two. SA pack has the Eng pack dominated on each account
@@mthunziphakathi4215 ok matey - i will do.
That second South African scrum against England, how is that not a penalty against SA 1 angling in? He takes a step out and drives in at an angle.
Cause the England bind was broken!! Vunipola let's go and releases his arms!! Hence the south african head pops up cause he has nothing to push against, followed by the England head poping up cause he has nothing to push against lol domino effect, started by Vunipola!!
kay shibe Vunipola losing his bind has nothing to with the SA loosehead angling in...
@@happyspannershe doesn't angle, he stambles! It actually collapses!! Like I said it's a domino effect, starting from the far end!! The scrum rotating and collapsing is cause of Vunipola!! Plus the clear dominance from the springboks pack. I laughed so hard when the english Commentator said south africa "forced the issue" 🤣😂🤣 direct translation "over powered"
@@happyspanners and it's actually the England loosehead, who breaks the bind during the rotation. Kolisi is still binding as it rotates and collapses. I was a great much, England only have themselves to blame for that lost, they had alot of opportunities to win
@@Cool-Air-Kani kolisi isn't even a prop. And I'm talking about the second 2019 Final scrum in the video. The one where the camera is on the England tighthead and South African loosehead.
3:25 crouch touch engage. That's how it should be now. Not crouch bind set. Wtf. Rugby is a man's sport. Touch engage were supposed to be Saud asap bruh.
Notice the woman breaking thr rules. She can't grab it until it's on the back leg.